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Motor Skills in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Motor skills are an important aspect of daily living activities for all people, but they can be especially challenging for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Occupational and physical therapists play a vital role in helping adults with ASD develop the motor skills they need to function independently. Recent research took a closer look at […]
Kindergarten Sight Word Bingo
If you’re looking for a fun and engaging way to help your kindergartners learn their sight words, look no further than kindergarten sight word bingo! This game is perfect for practicing sight words in a fun and interactive way. It’s easy to set up and can be played with minimal supplies. Ready to get started? […]
Visual Spatial Learner
Are you a teacher of a student who seems to have a difficult time organizing their work or following step-by-step directions? You may have a visual-spatial learner in your classroom. Visual-spatial learners are students who learn best through visuals, and often need a more hands-on approach to learning. They may be gifted in some areas […]
Active Learning Strategies
When it comes to learning, students need active engagement. This is why teachers need to use active learning strategies in their classrooms. Active learning techniques help keep students interested and involved in the lesson, which leads to better comprehension and retention of course material. There are many different active learning strategies that teachers can use, […]
Number Tracing Worksheets PDF – FREE
If you’re looking for ways to help your students practice counting and tracing numbers, then look no further! This number tracing worksheets PDF packet is perfect for practicing at home or in the classroom. Plus, they’re all available as PDFs, making them easy to print out. AND they are FREE! So why not save yourself […]
SELF REGULATION EXAMPLES
Self-regulation is a skill that all students need in order to be successful in school and beyond. It involves the ability to control emotions, set goals, and make good decisions. Unfortunately, not all students come into school with these skills already developed. It is our job to help them learn how to self-regulate. There are […]
Development of Hand Use in Unilateral Cerebral Palsy
Oftentimes, parents will ask how quickly will their child progress. Or wonder will they continue to make progress? Each and every child with cerebral palsy is unique so this is a very difficult question to answer. Research can help tackle the issue of the development of hand use in unilateral cerebral palsy. WHAT DOES THE […]
Self Esteem Activities
It is important to nurture a healthy self-esteem in kids from an early age. A child with high self-esteem will be more confident, happier and better equipped to deal with the challenges of life. There are many things you can do as a teacher, parent or caregiver to help boost a child’s self-esteem. These self […]
IEP TRANSITION GOALS
Picture this: Your student has just graduated from high school and is starting their first day of work or college. This is a huge accomplishment and something to be proud of, but it’s also the beginning of a new journey. As a teacher, you’ve been with your student through thick and thin, supporting them every […]
SMART GOALS FOR TEENS
Setting goals is an important step in achieving success. For teens, setting SMART goals can be especially helpful in reaching their targets. By creating goals using the SMART framework, teens can ensure that they are specific and measurable, making it easier to track their progress. Additionally, making goals relevant to their lives and putting a […]